I found this very old video and I like the sound of the ensemble so much I thought I would just share it with you. The sound is somewhat fragile and strong at the same time. It is a full ensemble of contra (cimbasso) up to two altos. I just love pure trombone ensembles utilizing the full range of trombone seizes.
Vienna trombone ensemble playing st. Antoni choral
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Re: Vienna trombone ensemble playing st. Antoni choral
Agreed on all counts!
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Re: Vienna trombone ensemble playing st. Antoni choral
Very nice!
One of my favorite memories was playing some Moravian trombone music with a contra in F, a Bb bass, a large tenor, a small tenor, and a flugelhorn on top. We couldn’t find an alto, but a trumpet player was game and had good transposing chops.
One of my favorite memories was playing some Moravian trombone music with a contra in F, a Bb bass, a large tenor, a small tenor, and a flugelhorn on top. We couldn’t find an alto, but a trumpet player was game and had good transposing chops.
Kenneth Biggs
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